Emily Bartholomay

Assistant Professor

University of Nebraska at Kearney

United States

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Emily Bartholomay is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, USA. Her research focuses on the psychological factors influencing weight management, including sociodemographic variables, anxiety, depression, and coping strategies following bariatric surgery. She has also investigated psychometric properties of various psychological scales and their relevance to anxiety-related disorders.

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Laura Aylward

Clinical Health Psychologist, Assistant Professor

West Virginia University School of Medicine

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Salim Abunnaja

West Virginia University School of Medicine

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Stephanie Cox

West Virginia University

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Sociodemographic factors related to bariatric follow-up appointment attendance and weight outcomes

The role of anxiety and depression in understanding the relationship between coping and weight loss 24 months after bariatric surgery

Factor Structure and Reliability of the Lithuanian Version of the Public Speaking Anxiety Scale

Psychometric Properties of the Brief Coping Orientation to Problems Experienced Inventory Among Patients Pursuing Bariatric Surgery.

Intrapersonal coping predicts greater weight loss 24 months after bariatric surgery

Depression and social anxiety symptoms explain substance use problems beyond amount/frequency of substance use

Repetitive Negative Thinking Explains the Relationship Between Perceived Attentional Control and Generalized Anxiety Symptoms

Validation of the BFI-10-R: A New BFI Scale with Strong Structural and Construct Validity

A two-factor structure of the hypersensitive narcissism scale describes gender-dependent manifestations of covert narcissism

Re-examination of the Latent Structure of the Distress Intolerance Index

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Laura Aylward

Salim Abunnaja

Stephanie Cox

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